I Speak Jive - Airplane! (5/10) Movie CLIP (1980) HD
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When a flight attendant struggles to understand her jive-talking passengers, a friendly old lady (Barbara Billingsley) steps in.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
This spoof of the Airport series of disaster movies relies on ridiculous sight gags, groan-inducing dialogue, and deadpan acting -- a comedy style that would be imitated for the next 20 years. Airplane! pulls out all the clichés as alcoholic pilot Ted Striker (Robert Hays), who's developed a fear of flying due to wartime trauma, boards a jumbo jet in an attempt to woo back his stewardess girlfriend (Julie Hagerty). Food poisoning decimates the passengers and crew, leaving it up to Striker to land the plane, with the help of a glue-sniffing air traffic controller (Lloyd Bridges) and Striker's vengeful former captain (Robert Stack), who must both talk him down. Along the way, we meet a clutch of stock disaster movie passengers like the guitar-strumming nun, a sick little girl, a frightened old lady, and two African-American travelers whose "jive" has to be subtitled. Leslie Nielsen portrays the plane's doctor, launching a new phase of the actor's career that carried him through the next two decades in several similarly comedic roles. The trio of directors Jim Abrahams, Jerry Zucker, and David Zucker responsible for the film would eventually go on to solo careers, but not before making Top Secret! and Ruthless People.
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Cast: Al White
Directors: Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, Jerry Zucker
Producers: Jim Abrahams, Jon Davison, Howard W. Koch, Hunt Lowry, David Zucker, Jerry Zucker
Screenwriters: Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, Jerry Zucker, Arthur Hailey, Hall Bartlett, John C. Champion
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What’s even funnier is that she keeps on talking Jive to herself as she walks away.
I know, right?!😂😂😂😂😂
I died at that part!
It's part of proper Jive grammar.
Oh excuse me but I speak JIVE. Priceless
@@RichardX1
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That's how jive talkers is... Everyone talking crap as they're all walking away.
Apparently, when Barbara Billlingsly got the script, she had no idea what jive was. She met with the two other actors in this scene and they all three went out to lunch where they wrote out that entire dialogue. Comedic gold.
That's true. Barbara did an interview where she talked about the scene.
That is amazing cuz she killed it with this one quick scene.
I saw that interview
"they all three" doesn't make sense.
@@thefoxcritic1 Cuz you don’t speak jive.
Did you know that after Barbara Billingsley passed away in 2010, right after AOL listed her "Leave It To Beaver" credit in her obituary, they included this clip, prefacing it with just four words: She Also Spoke Jive.
She spoke great jive.
C.T. Warren That's awesome,if true!
I wish she had been vacuuming the airplane aisle carpet in high heels and pearls while talking to those guys.
Barbara Billingsley, Leslie Nielsen,and Don Meredith (who would have been the best get if they hadn't been able to get Kareem) all died in a span of about seven weeks😢
i'd never thought of that...that would have been funny...the vacuuming
The jive talk scene with Barbara Billingsley is one of my favorite scenes in this movie. I crack up every time. It's absolutely hilarious. You don't expect her to speak jive.Shes funny.I was 10 years old when this movie debuted in 1980.
Yes you would expect her have a Mrs.Cleaver personallity
This was so damn funny. Like you, I was about 10 years old when this movie came out. The funny thing is that some of the lines that were in it didn't quite register with me when I was that age. Like the one where the little boy offers the little girl some coffee, and she says she likes it black, like her men. The The really cool thing is it allowed me to see that movie in whole new ways several times over the coming years. God knows how many years they ran this movie on HBO. Lol
Juxtaposed actors out of their genre is almost a cheat code for a good bit.
It was a high fastball and she CRUSHED it with aplomb.
What’s even funnier is that she keeps on talking Jive to herself as she walks away.
It's Sooo Cool that the Conservative Mother On Leave It To Beaver did this! RIP Mama.❤
The jive talking scene is EASILY one of the funniest scenes in comedy movie history!!!!
There is something to be said about the "calm down" scene.
@@gilessaint-loup2426 The “sophisticated” children having coffee is a classic too.
“I take my coffee black…”
Apparently, that was lifted from an older film (with adults of course),
Definitely on the list, yes indeed. I would have taken issue if you called it THE funniest, but ranking it as one of certainly qualifies. Excellent restraint, sir, you are truly a man of culture. Or the female equivalent as the case requires.
nah ...Joey calling out Kareem will always be the best scene
true but this whole movie is gold :)
I ordered jive on Rosetta Stone
LOL! Nice!
yeah they ship it from detroit
How's it going with that?
More like Loretta Bone tight me!
Uncle Ruckus more like Harlem
Jesus, they would never in a million years make this scene today lol
A million years is a looooooong way from today though 😄
@Richard - or most of Blazing Saddles.
Most of the scenes from this film would be impossible. Suicide, pedophilia, I can’t imagine how many triggers would have
Yuri Silva - Imagine the poopy storm on Social Media!
Have you seen Harold and Kumar
This is the funniest scene in the whole entire movie. I’m still dying of laughter 43 years later.
You spent the past 43 years laughing?? I'm shocked you're still alive !!
@@allezlesrouges I think he laughed once and has been dying since.
Either way we all know how it will end... 😢
That's a long death.
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This replies to this comment are sooooooo outta pocket 😂
1:12 “Oh stewardess, I speak jive” she sounds like the 1980 Siri would sound, the minute she opened her mouth I was DONE! 😂🤣😂 funniest scene in movie history!
I remember seeing this film in first run release...it was a huge hit. Nothing like it at at time. The audience was exhausted at the end of the film from laughing so much. I missed those shared crowd experiences.
@@DavidBrown-kf5uw ?
I only ever had that shared crowd experience at a movie once, but it was for a screening to the Seventh Seal. It was all fun and games for the first half of the film, but then as it progressed into the second half, the theater got deathly silent, everyones breathing was measured. It was quite something.
This movie had great shared crowd experiences. Same with Animal House but that had more crowd animation, but the biggest movie who got the most reaction ever was Billy Jack.
I don't think I ever laughed so hard in my life! Rolling in the aisles! I was 15.
They showed in cinema recently here. It was unrealn
The best point is this is June Cleaver all American White Mom. It is just too cool.
Every couple of months at work, I have the opportunity to say (after the person is gone) "Chump don't want the help-chump don't get the help".
What made the line funny was her delivery
I love this, it is so F-ing cool.
Seems like June was hanging in them jazz clubs back in the day before she met Ward.... :-D
Arizona Flutist Slot WINS Get outta here, baby! Next thing you'll try to tell me that copilot actually played in the NBA!
This and Blazing Saddles are hilarious.. probably wouldn’t be made today 🤣🤣🤣
Probably? Lol!
Would NOT be made today.
Blazing Saddles is superb.Don't forget Stir Crazy though.
Blazing Saddles rules! 👍
Probably the hundredth time I've seen this clip, and it still kills me every time... R.I.P Jive-Talkin' Barbara Billingsley
I like how they both turn their heads to look at her in disbelief as she walks away lol.
This will always be one of the funniest movies ever made
Yup. I have it on Blu Ray along with Blazing Saddles.
Naked Gun too
I'm 24 and this scene had me in tears 🤣😂🤣😂
welcome to the party, this movie makes me cry with laughter every time
I'm 119 and this scene's got me dead
@@imnotgoodwithnamesbruh6018What??? ROFL!!
"Legg'em down and smack 'em yack 'em. Cold got to be! Shiiieee!!" My brother and I still leave jive messages on each other's phone.
Thats right
The visual humour in this is just outstanding.
My 25 year old daughter doesn't like *ANYTHING* that I recommend for her, but she loved this movie for the classic that it is.
Barbara apparently had a great sense of humor to do this scene. It's so great!!
Yes! Imagine what Jerry Mathers (Beaver Cleaver) and Tony Dow (Wally Cleaver) thought of this the first time they saw it. I bet they laughed till they cried. LOL
A long time ago I read an interview with Jerry Mathers where he said he saw "Airplane" when it came out but didn't know Barbara was in it. When he saw that scene he died laughing. All I can remember is when I went to see this flick during the summer of 1980. When this scene happened everyone in the theater died laughing.
Tysons Accosta Saw it back in 1980 (several times!) too, and the whole theatre was howling w laughter from beginning to end. I was lucky enough to do college when it was still about brewskis, pizza, bong hits and babes. Good times!
I like the interview with Peter Graves and Robert Stack. Most of the time neither of them knew what the hell was going on, but they were told to play it straight. Sounds like Barbara didn't really know what was going on either, but she did a fantastic job (as did everyone else!)
Isn't it the black actors that should be OK with it?
You can't make a movie like that now , not PC.
What do you make of this, Johnny? I can make a hat, or a brooch, or a pterodactyl....
Freakin classic! That guy kills me, ROTFLMAO!
OK, Boomer!
Never get tired of this scene.
I keep expecting Robert Stack to say "You could help solve a mystery"
“Cutty say he can’t hang!”
That Jive conversation might be the funniest sequence in American film history. I mean June Cleaver!? Lol. I’m laughing so hard that I’m crying.
When I saw this as a kid I didn't get why everything was"so silly"
Now I can appreciate this masterpiece
When I saw this, what impressed me the most was all the cultural references.
The plane crashing into the airport was a take the scene in The Silver Streak. But even if you don't get any of those references, the movie is still hilarious.
@@stephenolan5539 Yeah I was maybe 11 years old when I watched this so I had enough sense to know this was not like a regular movie but everything seemed kind of normal. But the two adults behind me were laughing the entire time, And don't get me wrong there were some silly parts that I knew were not right, I didn't know what the word satire was, kind of a cool time to be alive in your brain.
🤣 i miss movies like this. People take things way too seriously these days.
Nobody asked
@@greatcoldemptiness You just proved his point
Satire is a lost art.
No its twitter and and all the cesspit rodents that live there take things too seriously.
For people like us who miss absurd satire like this, we always have South Park...
I've watched the Beaver episodes for the last 50 years. I always thought Barbera was "beautiful" and a fine actress in that series. Then 20+ years later, in this movie, she's still beautiful and a damn good actress. Bravo for casting her in this movie ...
Still one of the funniest movies ever.
A fantastic comedy where we can make fun of ourselves, have a good laugh and not take anything personally. This could never be replicated today.
Let’s hold out hope. There’s always tomorrow.
I still see plenty of it. Maybe stop throwing a tantrum long enough to focus on what you’re watching?
Just gotta know where to look.
I ain't no jive turkey
@@MrSlanderer They're not wrong. People are far too eager to look for a perceived slight than let it slide. But also from a business sense, comedies like this are simply not greenlit since comedies often don't make big money and aren't seen as serious acting. So they bring neither awards nor money so no incentive to make them.
On a scale of 1 to 10 this is a 50 in terms of funny and unexpected.
🤣 I couldn't help but to laugh when hearing Barbara Billingsley speaking jive, especially what she says after walking away from those men...this was GOLD!
Earlier, when they were ordering their dinner, I remember that "drag it thru the garden" meant with a side salad.
One of the silliest, funniest movies of all time! 😝
Well, this movie could not be made today.
Casting Barbara Billingsley in this role was a stroke of genius.
Man, the seventies were a beautiful time.
Amen
This movie was released in theaters in 1980.
@@victorhernandez8723 I know. The movie was both filmed in the 70s, and is based on 70s references and culture. Smartass.
@@drinks1019
Well, it was in production in the late seventies.
People say that about the eighties too, and they are liars.
June Cleaver.
The only thing funnier would have been Aunt Bee.
trha2222 it's an old movie you jive ass turkey, cut them sum slack jack!
trha2222 Or the fact that I was making a simple comment with no racial connotation whatsoever and it's nothing to get butthurt over.
You are being waaayy too PC. I was in no way being racist, I don't know how much clearer I can be. I in no way downgraded any other race, I didn't say any slurs, state stereotypes, or any of that.
I know of plenty of people of other races that speak like that, it's a product of environment and nothing to do with your race. If you're implying here that only blacks speak like that, then maybe you're the racist.
trha2222 I seriously don't get why you think I'm being racist. If I was, I would have used a slur or something derogatory. But I didn't. if I were a racist, I would have come right out and said it. And, if you watch the special features on the Airplane! DVD, both the Zucker brothers and Barbara Billingsley explain how they formulated the Jive dialogue. They both worked together with the actors that spoke the Jive talk, and it was something they all agreed on. Certainly, if the actors playing the Jive men thought there was anything negative or offensive, they would have said so to the Zucker brothers, but they didn't. The Jive guys came up with the dialogue themselves, and it was agreed between them and the Zucker brothers that the dialogue would be in the movie.
The Jive scene has me almost crying every time I see it. I think I was 5 when I found out what jive was. oh the 80's. 🤣🤣🤣
Back when having a sense of humor was okay! Love it!
This is one of the most 70s scenes ever.
We can guess how she takes her coffee...
"Black...like my men" "Nun's Life" "boy's life" "Jive Life"
This scene & Elaine blowing up Otto pilot are the two parts I died laughing at.
Lmao I love this scene. Man, they don't make movies like this anymore what a shame.
Just know this:
Without this movie we never get: the Simpson, Southpark, or Family Guy.
This scene would never have been made today. Waaaay too un-PC, but funny as hell. Same goes for the entire movie "Blazing Saddles", even if both were zany comedies.
Except for all the comedies made every year that make jokes like this.
there's a scene in anchorman 2 when ron burgundy meets his new african american boss and all he can say is "black…..black…….black…..black." you're telling me that this is much more politically correct?
Political Correctness is an idea invented by Republicans to shill for campaign contributions. It doesn't actually exist. Most of the time, people who complain about everything being PC are actually just upset that they can't be racist/assholeish without getting called out on it.
catokeeffe True PC doesn't really exist but it was created by the Democrats, not the Repubs, to stifle speech, even if said speech is racist/assholeish...While this type of speech may not be very becoming in this day and age, that's why we have a 1st Amendment and taking personal responsibility for things we say..
catokeeffe Not really lol. most people I know that hate things being too PC are just afraid of offending someone for no reason, myself included.
I watched this in the theater in a full house and when Barbara Billingsley said "Just Hang Loose, Blood...." I remember the audience bursting out in HUGE laughter
Leave it to Beaver's mom, lol.
This scene would have never made it into a movie today.
Batman 429 wrong
@@darth_kal-el i mean he is right, this scene wouldn't make it into a movie because the reference material isn't relevant anymore, so every joke in the scene would just fall upon deaf ears
you just know "MoDErn aUdIENcEs" would spontaneously combust upon seeing this.
In the german dub version,the 2 black guys speak with the thickest bavarian dialect out there,which makes it even more funny.
Over the years,german fans have made various versions,where they replaced the bavarian with other german dialects and accents.
A bit random, but does Arnold Schwarzenegger's accent make German people think of Farmers?
I just think it hilarious to have the Terminator speak in a thick yorkshire accent (i am from the uk and that would be our "farmers accent").
In 1,000 years, archeologists will find a server with Airplane! and The Blues Brothers on it and marvel at our culture as we do at the ancient Greeks, Chinese, etc. I could not be more proud.
"Oh stewardess, I speak jive!" Epic😂
We all know the feeling of butter laying into our bones jacking us up
I think it's called the 'itis.
“There’s no reason why you shouldn’t have complete confidence to come out this alive and in one piece.”
*Vulture is vibing in the background*
This movie’s brilliant
Back when we could all laugh together...
One of the funniest movies of all time.
"Johnny, what do you make out of this?"
Haha
Chump don't want da help, chump don't get da help.
I forgot how good this film is
I forgot how trite and bad it was
No matter how many times I see this part, it always makes me laugh.
This movie would never be allowed to be released at this day and age, even though it’s the funniest movie of all time.
To me the funniest thing about this is that lady played Beaver's mother on Leave it to Beaver. One of the whitest shows in the history of TV. : )
That was the whole point and everyone knew that when the movie was release. It was a different time and folks were not mean or were being stupid about it. Everyone thought that this was funny and it was designed by the two actors and Beaver's mother to take that chance to play this part. They all took it in stride and in decency. THAT was the whole point. It is still a classic scene today.
Yes I do know what subjective humor is. Thanks.
+Mike Patton
at present, most people dont.
similarly, yesterday there was a long facebook discussion about whether _nosferatu_ [the original] was racist.
similarly, some idiot on youtube cut inside jokes out of a betty boop cartoon for being antisemitic. they were jokes _by_ jews, _for_ jews, but youtube idiot didnt get them, so on the virtual cutting floor they went.
Her career revived with this film. Muppet Babies introduced a BRAND new generation of kids to Mrs. Beaver a few years later.(Not to mention Nickelodeon's Leave it to Beaver reruns).
Funny how that "whitest" show taught people the right way to raise a family.
My parents took me to see this when I was nine. My feet didn't touch the floor and I couldn't understand most of the jokes but I giggled like there was no tomorrow. Between growing up with this and Monty Python I can safely say my sense of humor is quite unique?
Whtxombi Yes, you are the only person in the world who enjoys this and Pytho.n. It's truly astonishing that Python didn't go broke with just one fan.
Barbara Billingsly was like the 80’s Martha Stewart. I could see her smoking a blunt with James Brown.
This really takes me back. Still hilarious after all these years!
Either this, or Bob Barker in Happy Gilmore, is the greatest cameo of all time.
0:15 Unsolved Mysteries.
I own the original soundtrack released on vinyl. Let´s just say it did not contain a lot of music but it sure did have a lot of dialogue from the movie - And I love it!
I turned on subtitles to help me with the Jive, but all it said was "The white zone is for the loading and unloading of passengers only." 😅 (During the part when they're all talking over each other.)
I was just waiting for him to say something about tonight on Unsolved Mysteries
It's strange to see him without a trenchcoat
@@vicepresidentmikepence889Lmao
Just imagine... A scene even REMOTELY similar to this being done today...................
Then there was the queue of violent weaponry for dealing with the hysterical woman having a mental breakdown. Hee Hee. We had a laugh in those days. Nobody took it literally like today's analy retentive dried up PC spoilsports.
@@ratusbagus Couldn't have said it better myself
Cut me some slack,jack!
It can happen.
well there was that scene in Men in Black II/2 where Will Smith's "J" spoke to an alien using beatbox sounds, suggesting beatbox sounds and beatboxing in general was an alien language in itself.
She was on her way, to Ward's grave, to tell him that she's worried about a The Beaver.
Blood her rap takes me out everything bruh!!
Picked a hell of a day to quit sniffing glue.
You sir, win the prize buy ending this clip with the funniest gag from this film. I can't look at that over overly flamboyant typing without losing it, completely.
I love the calmest atmosphere and realism of these scenes before they twist them with subtle humor.
Jive is kind of like Dutch, in that it's close enough to English that you can almost understand it.
charlesvan13 ~ Jive (aka Ebonics) is to English what Yiddish is to German. ☺
Interesting angle....
Make that the cat wise?
Is dat zo?
charlesvan13 Eine Bitte Tatten ?
"Johnny what can you make out of this?"
"This? I can make a hat, or a brooch, or a pterodactyl" 😂🤣
nscoby93 “While Leon is getting larger!!”
Johnny pulls the electrical cord out of the wall, causing the landing lights to go out. "Bwahahahahaha!"
Never gets old😂
One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history.
"....she gon' catch you on da' rebound wit da' medici!" "Chump don't want da help, chump don't get da help !!" Classic lines. 😅
Forty years on and this scene is still cracking me up.
She gonna catch you up on the rebound with the medicideeeeee
What made this a great comedy was having serious dramatic actors in it
Chump don't want the help, chump don't get the help😅😅😅😅
Back in 1980 when I first saw this, Barbara Billingsley (June Cleaver, of Leave it to Beaver, for those too young to remember) was like at the same level as Mother Theresa. Then Boom! Best part of the whole movie!
That last "ANYHOW" is that ties the entire scene
Eminem's Grandma @ 1:27
Beaver Cleaver's mom actually.
A great piece of comedy
"Just hang loose, blood." I'M DEAD 🤣🤣🤣
I laugh myself sick through this whole movie! Of course, I own a DVD of it.
Chump don’t want the help chump don’t get the help 😂 💀
- 'S'mofo butter layin' me to da' BONE! Jackin' me up... tight me! (I ate something that is making my insides cramp up.)
- Cutty say'e can't HANG! (My buddy here says he can't take this for much longer.)
- Jus' hang loose, blood. She gonna catch ya up on da rebound on da med side. (Just be patient my friend. She's going to bring something on her way back to make you feel better.)
- What it is, big mama? My mama no raise no dummies. I dug her rap! (Ma'am, I'm not stupid. I understand what she just said.)
- Cut me some slack, Jack! Chump don' want no help, chump don't GET da help! (Give me a break! If you don't want help, I won't help you!)
- Jive-ass dude don't got no brains anyhow! Shiiiiit. (Nevermind. You're stupid, anyway. Golly!)
Well done
Like I said, TOO FUCKING HILARIOUS!! I am crying!! Damn!!
hfontanez98 Hahaha nicely done. Is it strange though, that I'm from Australia and even the first time I watched I understood what they were saying from the get go.
csgrambauer Then you know, you got soul, brother!!!! You can stand tall and proudly say "I speak Jive!"
hfontanez98
Hahaha that's good to know. +yells out+ "I GOT JIVE!" +many people give me strange looks+
"Chump don't want no help, chump don't get no help." I have no idea how many times I repeated that line as I grew up... LOVE IT!
A thing that most ppl miss is that to say ‘chump don’t get no help’ is a double negative so chump apparently WILL be getting some help!😆
@@normturner4849 What you miss is what they're saying isn't correct grammar at all dummy
@@normturner4849 “Jiveass dude don’t got no brains, anyhow!”
My line is, " what is that velvet"??!! 🤣🤣 From Coming To America 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@normturner4849 Don't nobody care about that grammar lesson.
I first saw this scene as a child but one burning question has haunted me these past few decades: *why didn't the two gentlemen cut her some slack?*
It just added to the comedy of the scene.
They were asked to write the scene, and they did it great :)
Because he was in pain and also didn't appreciate what he saw as condescension assuming because he is black and speaks native Jive that he couldn't also understand white people English. But she was just trying to help but after that reaction she figured "why waste my time?"
@@SWLinPHX I empathize with his physical pain and their frustration that nobody could understand them. They felt isolated and alone, surrounded by people who looked down on them. But it was wrong of them to take out their frustration on the one person who had taken the time to learn their means of communication. Her appeal to be cut some slack conveyed empathy, not condescension. If June Cleaver spoke to me in my native language, I would've been thrilled!
How did no one replying catch the joke?
I’m sure there’s a section of Reddit for this.
I've been Black all of my life, and not even I understood what those Brothers were saying!
Shout out to June Cleaver for breaking it down for me! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I've been black for most of my life, and I understood exactly what they're saying.
and I been white/AmerIndian all mah life but was raised back East among bruthas n sistahs and understood every word lol...back when Airplane first came out! ☯
(if ya want a _real_ challenge, dive into Hawai'ian local kine pidgin...or Singaporean Chinglish or Thai slang...or even bayou Cajun Creole! I've lived with 'em all and mixed in...beautiful people, fun and funny local dialects will keep yah on yah toes...and teach ya respect heh)
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I think it has less to do with being black and more to do with being alive in the 1970's.
when I was growing up my best friend's step dad spoke like this, it was hard as hell to understand anything he was saying. After about a year of living on that block and hanging around him so much I started to understand what he was saying.
"Oh stewardess - I speak jive."
One of the best lines in movie history.
One of the best lines? Surely you can’t be serious!
He's serious, and don't call him Shirley.
in movie history?
Amen 😎
You need to get out more often
0:22 I've seen this movie twice and just now realized there's a vulture behind him when he says he has confidence in him coming back alive. This movie just keeps getting funnier and funnier the more I watch it.
There are so many inside jokes with this movie lol
I thought the vulture had grown from the bird that flew out of the cracked egg earlier in the movie.
I don't get the funny, please help
@@MoctezumasRevenge1vultures are scavengers and will sometimes circle dying prey waiting for them to die so they can eat em. Or at least, thats what they do in media.
@@ijones36 thx 👍